Hilton Head Island’s Jonathan Griz and Daniel Azallion each finished just outside the top 10 at the prestigious Palmetto Amateur in Aiken this week, posting 72-hole scores of 1-over par to tie for 11th at Palmetto Golf Club.
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GOLF: Anderson, Nimmer post top-10 finishes on PGA, Forme tours
It was a big weekend for pro golfers from the Lowcountry, as Beaufort’s Mark Anderson posted his best result yet on the PGA Tour and Bluffton’s Bryson Nimmer tied for third place in the second event on the newly-minted Forme Tour.
GOLF: HHI’s Jonathan Griz claims co-medalist honors at U.S. Amateur qualifier
Hilton Head Island’s Jonathan Griz shot 4-under-par 140 over 36 holes Monday to tie for medalist honors in U.S. Amateur Qualifying at Keith Hills Golf Club in Buies Creek, North Carolina, punching his ticket to the nation’s top amateur golf championship next month.
GOLF: Bruns starts quick, one shot back at Florence Junior
After holding the 18-hole lead, Beaufort’s Jerry Bruns finds himself just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the 70th annual Grant Bennett Florence Junior being played at the historic Country Club of Florence.
GOLF: Sharks shine at national high school girls tourney
After cruising to a state title, May River’s girls golf team knew they could hang with anyone in the country. Now, they've proved it on the national stage. Led by a stellar 240 from senior Sydney Bowes, the Sharks made a big splash in the NHSGA High School Golf Invitational at North Carolina’s storied Pinehurst … Continue reading GOLF: Sharks shine at national high school girls tourney
🎧 LowcoSports Lowdown: Palmetto Championship at Congaree final round recap
LowcoSports.com's Wes Kerr and Brian Rietveld break down the action from the third round of the PGA Tour's Palmetto Championship at Congaree in a special edition of the LowcoSports Lowdown podcast.
GOLF: Higgo hunts down Hadley, claims first PGA Tour win at Congaree
When Congaree Golf Club was called upon to pinch-hit for the RBC Canadian Open, the brand-new hidden gem presented a golden opportunity for a breakthrough win. The stars were aligning for Chesson Hadley with a four-shot lead to begin the final round, but as the overcast skies gave way to sunshine, a young South African seized the moment to ignite his professional career.
GOLF: Hadley takes 4-shot cushion into final 18 at Palmetto Championship at Congaree
A dramatic day filled with crazy penalty drops, a wicked thunderstorm, and a birdie-less 4-under 67 were just some of the highlights from round three of the Palmetto Championship at Congaree. Unfortunately, the third round was called as the final two groups were on the 18th hole. Tain Lee, Harris English, Dustin Johnson, and leader Chesson Hadley all headed to the final hole at 7:30 a.m. Sunday to complete the round.
🎧 LowcoSports Lowdown: Palmetto Championship at Congaree Round 3 recap
LowcoSports.com's Wes Kerr and Brian Rietveld break down the action from the third round of the PGA Tour's Palmetto Championship at Congaree in a special edition of the LowcoSports Lowdown podcast.
WES’s WISDOM: Hadley on the cusp of career-defining win at Congaree
For a professional golfer, there’s nothing worse than the disappointment of losing a PGA Tour card. For Chesson Hadley, it meant a long and difficult climb back up to the top of a steep mountain. Now, after years of an unrelenting grind, Hadley can see the shining summit. The 33- year-old is just a round of golf away from a career-defining victory right here in the South Carolina Lowcountry.